New research shows climate change increased UK flood risk
New research shows past greenhouse gas emissions are likely to have increased the chance of the flooding in winter 2013/2014 in many parts of Great Britain.
Alexandra Scott
Summer internship researching natural flood management
Blog: Emily writes about her experience of researching natural flood management during her summer internship with JBA Trust.
Careers in Flood Resilience
The wave tank was in action at the ‘Careers in Flood Resilience’ event at St Joseph’s Academy helping to showcase flood risk management in the North East of England and to promote associated career opportunities.
Engineering for the Future
On 23 June 2018 we are supporting an ‘Engineering for the Future’ event in Peterborough. The event is open to all ages and will be an interactive, informative and fun engineering extravaganza!
MSc student bursaries – apply now!
The British Hydrological Society, JBA Trust and the Environment Agency are delighted to announce that the MSc Studentship Award Scheme is now open for applications.
JBA Trust Annual Report 2016-17
We are delighted to share the JBA Trust Annual Report 2016-17 which outlines our education and research activities to enhance understanding and management of risks in the water environment.
Managing flood risk in the Mekong Basin
Dr Tony Green of Mekong Modelling Associates presented his poster and acknowledged our work at the Mekong River Commission 3rd Summit in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Environment event showcases partnership working in the North East
We demonstrated our Augmented Reality Sandbox at the Great North Museum as part of an event to showcase the work to improve the environment and protect people and property.
Augmented Reality Sandbox training day for Rivers Trusts
Working with the Rivers Trust, we have developed a new Augmented Reality Sandbox and demonstration resources to show how Working with Natural Processes (WwNP) can help reduce flooding.
New maps show areas of potential for working with natural processes
New data added to our online catalogue shows areas where different types of potential river and catchment management approaches could help to reduce flood risk by working with nature
